Apple shares closed at $331.90 on Nasdaq on 3 November 2026, below the $338.32 close on 2 November, as Nasdaq's historical prices show and Reuters reports the shares sliding.
Hunch. Tim Cook warned on 30 July that supply would be tight this quarter, so the weak part of these results is not news to investors on 2 November.
The share price market resolves on the official Nasdaq closing prices for Apple (AAPL): YES if the close on 3 November 2026 is strictly below the close on 2 November 2026, NO if strictly above, and an equal close makes it void. Reuters and The Guardian settle it together if the Nasdaq page does not open.
We looked for cases where a large company gave its quarterly results for the first time under a new chief executive, who had replaced a leader of eight years or more. We found nine such reports since 2000, all at US companies. Microsoft is there twice, in 2000 and 2014. One of the nine is Apple itself: Tim Cook’s first results in October 2011, when a new iPhone also went on sale after the quarter ended.